JP4464910B2 - Sidewalk fence - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a sidewalk fence that protects pedestrians, and more specifically, can store a disaster rescue tool that can be used as a stretcher for transporting people who have been injured due to a disaster or a major accident. It is related to the sidewalk fence.

  As road protection fences and sidewalk fences provided on general roads, for example, guard rails and guard pipes have been widely known. These guard rails and guard pipes, such as guard rails and sidewalk fences, are installed on the side of the road and protect pedestrians from automobiles or prevent pedestrians from falling into rivers and cliffs. Is. As such a protective fence or a sidewalk fence, for example, one having a configuration as described later is known. In the following, outlines of some typical protective fences and sidewalk fences according to the conventional example will be introduced.

(1) In the protective fence according to Conventional Example 1, a joining bracket having a bottomed cylindrical portion is attached to each of a plurality of support columns installed at regular intervals. Then, the end of the pipe is placed on the bottomed cylindrical portion of the joint bracket attached to the support column, and a half-cylindrical cylindrical member is overlapped on the upper end of the pipe to form a cylinder, and these are formed by bolts and nuts. It is fixed (see, for example, Patent Document 1).
(2) The protection fence according to the conventional example 2 is a protection fence in which a fence panel is installed between a large number of the fences installed on the ground surface at appropriate intervals. And a guard pipe portion in which a beam composed of a plurality of rod-shaped bodies is installed between the columns. The guard rail portion and the guard pipe portion pipe portion are formed continuously in the longitudinal direction, Adjacent rails and beam ends are attached to a single column (see, for example, Patent Document 2).
(3) The guard fence according to the conventional example 3 has pipes (beam pipes) spanned between a plurality of support columns installed at regular intervals, and a display body or a decoration body can be attached to and detached from the heads of the support columns exclusively for temporary purposes. It is configured to be attached to. For example, a display body is used for the purpose of road guidance, and a decorative body is attached for the purpose of maintaining and improving the road landscape. In addition, for the purpose of preventing traffic accidents for passers-by, a warning sign, a reflector, a reflector, or the like is used as a display unit or a decorative unit, and a decorative body is attached (for example, see Patent Document 3). .
Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 07-317033 JP-A-10-280349 JP-A-11-124823

  According to the protective fences according to the conventional examples 1 to 3, pedestrians can be protected from automobiles traveling on general roads. Moreover, according to the guard fence according to the above-mentioned conventional example 3, it is excellent in that it can be equipped with a display body or a decorative body for a temporary purpose and has other functions than the original function of protecting a pedestrian. ing.

  By the way, when a large number of people are injured due to the occurrence of a disaster or a major accident, it is necessary to help the injured person and transport it to an appropriate place (hospital etc.) using a stretcher or the like in order to treat the injured person. The number of ambulances is limited and, of course, the number of disaster rescue tools is limited, making it difficult to respond quickly. However, if there are rescue aids or stretchers in the vicinity of roads, etc. to help the injured, we can respond quickly, so it is possible to minimize damage in the event of a disaster or major accident. .

  As mentioned above, it is necessary to install a lot of disaster rescue tool storage places in a residential area to store rescue aids such as rescue aids and stretchers to help the injured, even though it is necessary in the event of an emergency. Can not. A place where disaster relief tools can be stored in many places without discomfort, such as sidewalk fences and protective fences, which are familiar public objects everywhere, and some of the components of the sidewalk fences and protective fences can be used to If disaster rescue tools such as rescue aids and stretchers for rescue are stored, a large number of disaster rescue tool storage locations can be secured in a residential area. Moreover, since it can be made uncomfortable, it is considered extremely preferable.

  Therefore, the object of the present invention is to make it possible to store rescue aids, stretchers, etc. for helping injured persons due to disasters or major accidents without giving a sense of incongruity to residents in a residential area. Is to provide a fence.

  If the inventor can use a part of the components of the sidewalk fence as a place to store rescue aids such as rescue aids and stretchers to help the injured due to disaster or major accident, for example In view of the fact that it is possible to store a large number of disaster relief tools in the vicinity of a residential area without giving a sense of incongruity to residents in the residential area, the footpath fence according to the present invention has been realized.

  Therefore, the means adopted by the sidewalk fence according to the first aspect of the present invention is a rescue column for helping the injured person by installing a plurality of support columns standing on the road at appropriate intervals and appropriately installing between the support columns. A plurality of pipes are installed between the disaster rescue tool storage case for storing the disaster rescue tool such as an auxiliary tool and a stretcher cloth, and between the support columns, and between the support column and the disaster rescue tool storage case. The distance between the disaster rescue tool storage case and the column adjacent to the disaster rescue tool storage case is set to a small interval at which a pipe having the same length as the stretcher cloth support rod can be installed. The number of stretcher cloth support pipes corresponding to the number of the stretcher cloths to be installed is detachable.

  The means employed by the sidewalk fence according to claim 2 of the present invention is a large number of pillars erected on the road at appropriate intervals, and rescue aids that are installed between these pillars to help the injured person. A plurality of pipes are installed between each of the columns and between the columns and between the column and the disaster rescue device storage case. The tool storage cases are adjacent to each other, and the distance between the disaster rescue tool storage cases and one disaster rescue tool storage case and the column adjacent to the disaster rescue tool storage case is the same length as that of the stretcher cloth support bar. The pipes are set at small intervals at which the pipes can be installed, and the number of support cloth support pipes corresponding to the number of the support cloths installed between the small intervals is made detachable.

  The means employed by the sidewalk fence according to claim 3 of the present invention is a large number of pillars erected on the road at appropriate intervals, and rescue aids that are appropriately installed between these pillars to help the injured person A plurality of pipes are installed between each of the columns and between the columns and between the column and the disaster rescue device storage case. A tool storage case can be placed next to each other, and the distance between each of these disaster rescue tool storage cases and the struts adjacent to each of these disaster rescue tool storage cases can be erected with a pipe of the same length as the support cloth support rod. The number of stretcher cloth supporting pipes corresponding to the number of the stretcher cloths set between the small intervals is set so as to be detachable.

  The means employed by the sidewalk fence according to claim 4 of the present invention is the sidewalk fence according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the disaster rescue tool is stored in the disaster rescue tool storage case. It is characterized in that it is identified and displayed so that it can be visually recognized, and is identified and displayed on each of the stretcher cloth supporting pipes so that it can be visually confirmed that it is for disaster rescue.

The means employed by the sidewalk fence according to claim 5 of the present invention is a sidewalk fence in which a plurality of pillars erected on the road at appropriate intervals and a plurality of pipes are erected between these pillars. In this case, a plurality of pipes constructed between the appropriate support columns are also used as a stretcher cloth support rod for constituting the stretcher, and the plurality of pipes also used as the stretcher cloth support rod are used as a rescue aid. A disaster rescue tool storage case containing a tool and a disaster rescue tool comprising a stretcher cloth for constructing the stretcher by assembling together with a plurality of pipes also serving as the stretcher cloth support rod, and a U-bolt and a hex nut, or It is characterized by being attached by a U bolt and a wing nut .

  In the case of the sidewalk fence according to claims 1 to 4 of the present invention, there is a disaster rescue tool storage case for storing disaster rescue tools such as rescue aids and stretcher cloths for helping injured persons due to disasters and major accidents. It is installed as appropriate between a number of pillars erected on the road at appropriate intervals. And, between the disaster rescue tool storage case and the column adjacent to the disaster rescue tool storage case, or between the disaster rescue tool storage cases, set at a small interval where a pipe of the same length as the stretcher cloth support rod can be installed The number of stretcher cloth support pipes corresponding to the number of stretcher cloths is detachably installed in each of the small intervals.

  Therefore, according to the sidewalk fence according to claims 1 to 4 of the present invention, from the disaster rescue tool storage case constituting a part of the sidewalk fence provided on the road near the residential area in the event of a disaster or a major accident. Disaster relief tools can be taken out. Then, the stretcher cloth taken out from the disaster rescue tool storage case and the stretcher cloth support pipe removed from the small interval between the disaster rescue tool storage case and the column adjacent to the disaster rescue tool storage case is used as a stretcher. be able to. In addition, many sidewalk fences are installed on the road, and a large number of disaster rescue tool storage cases can be arranged, so that many injured persons can be transported quickly, and disaster rescue tool storage cases Since it is a part of the sidewalk fence, it does not give a sense of incongruity to residents in the residential area.

  In the case of the sidewalk fence according to claim 4 of the present invention, it is identified and displayed so that it can be visually recognized that the disaster rescue tool is stored in the disaster rescue tool storage case. Further, each of the number of stretcher cloth support pipes corresponding to the number of stretcher cloths is identified and displayed so that it can be visually recognized that it is for disaster rescue. Therefore, according to the sidewalk fence according to claim 4 of the present invention, even if the rescuer arriving at the disaster or major accident occurrence site is in a panic state and panicking, the disaster rescue tool storage case is reliably located, Then, the disaster rescue tool and the stretcher cloth can be quickly taken out from the disaster rescue tool storage case, and the stretcher can be easily assembled by the removed stretcher cloth and the removed stretcher cloth support pipe.

In the sidewalk fence according to claim 5 of the present invention, a disaster rescue tool storage case storing a rescue aid such as a rescue aid or a stretcher cloth for helping an injured person caused by a disaster or a major accident is an existing sidewalk fence. Are appropriately attached to the plurality of pipes (also serving as a stretcher support rod) by means of U bolts and hexagon nuts, or U bolts and wing nuts .
In this case, the disaster-rescue tool storage case is attached to a plurality of pipes (also serving as stretcher support rods) of the existing sidewalk fence with U-bolts and hexagon nuts, or U-bolts and wing nuts. Unlike the case of thru | or 4, it can be easily attached to the existing sidewalk fence arbitrary positions.

Therefore, according to the sidewalk fence according to claim 5 of the present invention, in the event of a disaster or a major accident, a plurality of pipes that constitute an existing sidewalk fence provided on the road in the vicinity of the residential area (supporting the stretcher cloth) The disaster rescue tool can be taken out from the disaster rescue tool storage case that is attached to the rod) by the U bolt and the hexagon nut, or the U bolt and the wing nut . And a stretcher can be assembled with the stretcher cloth taken out from the disaster rescue tool storage case and the plurality of pipes (also serving as stretcher cloth support bars ) . In addition, many sidewalk fences are installed on the road, and a large number of disaster rescue tool storage cases can be arranged, so that many injured persons can be transported quickly, and disaster rescue tool storage cases Since it is like a part of a sidewalk fence, it does not give a sense of incongruity to residents in a residential area.

  Below, the sidewalk fence which concerns on embodiment of this invention is demonstrated, referring an accompanying drawing sequentially. FIG. 1 is a front view of a sidewalk fence according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a plan view of a disaster rescue tool storage case as viewed from the direction of arrow A in FIG. FIG. 3 is an enlarged view of part B of FIG. 1, and is a front view of the pipe to the support column and the stretcher cloth support pipe connection part, and FIG. The top view of a stretcher cloth support pipe connection part, FIG. 5: is the DD sectional view taken on the line of FIG. 6 is a view taken in the direction of arrow E in FIG. 1 and is an explanatory view of the attachment state of the latch. FIG. 7 is a view taken in the direction of arrow F in FIG.

  The code | symbol 1 shown in FIG. 1 is the sidewalk fence which concerns on Embodiment 1 of this invention. The sidewalk fence 1 is provided with a plurality of support columns 2 erected on the side of the road R at appropriate intervals along the road R. In addition, a plurality of disaster rescue tool storage cases 3 configured as will be described later are installed between these multiple support columns 2 to store disaster rescue tools such as rescue aids and stretchers for helping the injured person. Has been. Examples of rescue aids (excluding stretcher cloth) stored in the disaster rescue tool storage case 3 include a bar, a jack, a large clipper, and a monkey wrench.

In the case of the sidewalk fence 1 according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention, although not shown, the distance between the centers of the columns 2 is set to 3 m. The distance L ₁ between the left side and the left side of the center of the tower 2 in this disaster relief instrument housing case 3 of the disaster relief instrument housing case 3 is set to, for example 3m. The distance between the right side surface of the disaster relief instrument housing case 3, and the right side of the center of the tower 2 in this same disaster rescue tool storage case 3 is set to, for example, the small distance L ₂ of 2.1 m. The small distance L ₂ are those set in consideration of the length of the stretcher fabric support rod constituting the litter with the litter fabric. Note that the interval L _{1 of} 3 m and the small interval L _{2 of} 2.1 m are just one specific example, and are not limited to these numerical values of 3 m and 2.1 m.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 to 5, pipe connection brackets 2 a are attached at three locations in the vertical direction of the column 2 by bolts and nuts, and protrude in opposite directions in the longitudinal direction of the road. This pipe connection bracket 2a is formed by bending a cross-sectional shape into an inverted U shape, and is provided with a rectangular anti-rotation recess on the upper side of the convex portion. Further, as shown in FIG. 1, pipe connection brackets 3a are welded to three portions of the left and right side surfaces of the disaster rescue tool storage case 3 so as to protrude in opposite directions in the longitudinal direction of the road. Yes. The pipe connection configuration of the pipe connection bracket 3a is not shown in detail, but is substantially the same as the pipe connection configuration of the pipe connection bracket 2a.

  A long pipe 4 is connected to the pipe connection bracket 2a of the left column 2 of the disaster rescue tool storage case 3 and the pipe connection bracket 3a of the disaster rescue tool storage case 3 in FIG. More specifically, as shown in FIGS. 3 to 5, the long pipe 4 includes a bolt through hole formed in the bottom of the rectangular anti-rotation recess and a bolt through hole formed in the pipe end. In addition, the square root is screwed onto the projecting end of the male screw of the round root bolt 6 from the pipe 4 and the round root bolt 6 having a square root fitted into the rectangular turning recess. Are connected by a hexagonal nut 8.

  Further, a stretcher cloth support pipe 5 is connected to the pipe connection bracket 2a of the right column 2 of the disaster rescue tool storage case 3 and the pipe connection bracket 3a of the disaster rescue tool storage case 3 in FIG. More specifically, the upper and middle two stretcher cloth supporting pipes (diameter: 42.7 mmφ) 5 are bolt through holes formed in the bottom of the rectangular anti-rotation recess as shown in FIGS. And a bolt through hole drilled at the end of the pipe, and a round head bolt 6 with a square root fitted into the rectangular turning recess, and from the stretcher cloth supporting pipe 5 It is connected by a butterfly nut 7 screwed onto the protruding end of the male screw of the round-head bolt 6. In addition, all the pipes 4 laid between the columns 2 and one stretcher support pipe 5 in the lower stage are connected to each other by square root round head bolts 6 and hexagon nuts 8. It is 42.7 mmφ like the stretcher cloth support pipe 5.

  The disaster rescue tool storage case 3 has an opening at the top, and a case body having a storage space for storing a disaster rescue tool including a stretcher cloth and rescue aids such as a bar, jack, large clipper, and adjustable wrench. 31 and an open / close lid 32 that closes the upper opening of the case body 31. As shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, the opening / closing lid 32 is attached to an outer wall on one side near the upper portion of the case body 31 by a hinge 33 and is closed by a latch 34 provided on the other side. Yes. For example, a padlock (not shown) is attached to the latch 34 so that only a person concerned can take out the disaster rescue tool.

  As shown in FIG. 1, “disaster rescue tool” is identified and displayed on the outer surface of the case main body 31 of the disaster rescue tool storage case 3 so that it can be visually recognized that the disaster rescue tool is stored. Yes. In addition, each of the outer peripheral surfaces of the two stretcher cloth support pipes 5 is identified and displayed as “disaster rescue beam” so that it can be visually recognized that it is for disaster rescue. In the case of the sidewalk fence 1 according to the first embodiment, as described above, it is identified and displayed with the characters “disaster rescue tool” and “disaster rescue beam”. However, for example, an identification display by “color tone” may be used, or an identification display by “mark” may be used.

  By the way, in the case of the sidewalk fence 1 according to the first embodiment, as described above, two stretchers are provided between the disaster rescue tool storage case 3 and the right column 2 of the disaster rescue tool storage case 3. A cloth support pipe 5 is detachably mounted.

  However, it is not limited to such a configuration. For example, two stretcher cloth support pipes 5 can be detachably installed between the disaster rescue tool storage case 3 and the left column 2 of the disaster rescue tool storage case 3. Moreover, it is also possible to adopt a configuration in which one stretcher cloth support pipe 5 is detachably installed between each of the disaster rescue tool storage case 3 and the right and left columns 2 of the disaster rescue tool storage case 3. . Furthermore, when two sets of stretcher cloths are stored in the disaster rescue tool storage case 3, for example, between the disaster rescue tool storage case 3 and the right and left columns 2 of the disaster rescue tool storage case 3 What is necessary is just to make it the structure which detachably mounts the two stretcher cloth support pipes 5 to each.

Hereinafter, the operation mode of the sidewalk fence 1 according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention will be described. That is, when a disaster or a major accident occurs, the rescue tool such as a stretcher cloth or a rescue aid can be taken out from the disaster rescue tool storage case 3 by opening the open / close lid 32. Then, the stretcher cloth taken out from the disaster rescue tool storage case 3 and the two stretcher cloth supports removed from the space L ₂ between the disaster rescue tool storage case 3 and the column 2 by removing the wing nut 7. The pipes 5 and 5 can be used as a stretcher. Further, the sidewalk fence 1 is installed on the road R, and a large number of disaster rescue tool storage cases 3 can be arranged, so that many injured persons can be transported quickly and disaster rescue tool storage. Case 3 is part of the sidewalk fence 1. There will be no sense of incongruity for residents in residential areas.

  Further, in the sidewalk fence 1 according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention, both ends of the two stretcher cloth support pipes 5 are provided in the pipe connection bracket 2a provided in the column 2 and the disaster rescue tool storage case 3. The pipe connection bracket 3a is connected by a round-head round head bolt 6 and a wing nut 7 screwed to a screw of the round-root bolt 6. Therefore, according to the sidewalk fence 1 according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention, it is not necessary to prepare a spanner or a wrench for removing the stretcher cloth support pipe 5 when a disaster occurs. It is possible to shorten the time required for arrival.

  In the case of the sidewalk fence 1 according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention, as described above, the disaster rescue tool is referred to as “disaster rescue tool” so that it can be visually confirmed that the disaster rescue tool is stored in the disaster rescue tool storage case 3. It is identified by letters. Further, each of the two stretcher cloth support pipes 5 is identified and displayed by characters “disaster rescue beam” so that it can be visually recognized that it is for disaster rescue.

  Therefore, according to the sidewalk fence 1 according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention, even if a rescuer who arrives at a disaster or major accident occurrence site is in a panic state and panics, the disaster rescue tool storage case 3 or The stretcher cloth support pipe 5 can be located, and the stretcher cloth of the disaster rescue tool can be quickly taken out from the disaster rescue tool storage case 3, and the stretcher can be assembled very easily with the removed stretcher cloth support pipe 5.

  Furthermore, a bar, a jack, a large clipper, a monkey wrench, and the like are stored in the case main body 31 of the disaster rescue tool storage case 3 as rescue aids. Therefore, by utilizing these, it is possible to lift the timber, fallen trees, etc. of the collapsed house from the ground, cut the branches, etc., and help the victims who are underlayed, for example. Moreover, since the pipe 4 can be removed and used as a bar as necessary, it is possible to greatly contribute to the improvement of the rescue efficiency of the victim in the event of a disaster or a major accident. be able to.

  The sidewalk fence which concerns on Embodiment 2 of this invention is demonstrated referring FIG. 8 of the top view of the disaster rescue tool storage case of a sidewalk fence. In addition, the place where the sidewalk fence which concerns on Embodiment 2 of this invention is different from the sidewalk fence which concerns on the said Embodiment 1 exists in the difference in the cross-sectional shape of a disaster rescue tool storage case, Other than that, completely the same structure Therefore, the same thing and the thing which has the same function are attached | subjected, and it stops at the description about the difference.

  In the case of the sidewalk fence 1 according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention, the outer surface opposite to the flat outer surface described as “disaster rescue tool” of the disaster rescue tool storage case 3 bulges outward. It is formed to be curved. More specifically, the cross-sectional shape of the disaster rescue tool storage case 3 is formed in a bowl shape, giving aesthetic considerations. Other than this, the configuration is exactly the same as the sidewalk fence according to the first embodiment.

  As described above, in the case of the sidewalk fence 1 according to the second embodiment of the present invention, only the shape of the disaster rescue tool storage case 3 is different, so the sidewalk fence 1 according to the second embodiment of the present invention is different. According to this, an effect equivalent to that of the sidewalk fence according to the first embodiment can be obtained.

  A sidewalk fence according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention will be described. Although not shown in the drawing, two sets of disaster rescue tool storage cases are provided adjacent to each other between a large number of columns. These disaster rescue tool storage cases and the distance between one disaster rescue tool storage case and the column adjacent to this disaster rescue tool storage case are each constructed with a pipe having the same length as the support cloth support rod. Set to get a small interval. And it has the structure by which two stretcher cloth support pipes are detachably constructed between these small intervals.

  As well understood from the above description, the sidewalk fence according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention is different from the sidewalk fence according to Embodiment 1 in that two sets of disaster rescue tool storage cases are adjacent to each other. It is in the point provided. And since the structure of other than that is equivalent to the sidewalk fence which concerns on the said Embodiment 1, the effect equivalent to the sidewalk fence which concerns on the said Embodiment 1 can be acquired. In addition, the structure opposite to the above, that is, the distance between the disaster rescue tool storage cases and between the other disaster rescue tool storage case and the support column adjacent to the other disaster rescue tool storage case, is a stretcher cloth. It can be set as the small space | interval which can construct a pipe of the length equivalent to a support bar, and it can be set as the structure which detachably constructs two stretcher cloth support pipes between these small intervals.

  A sidewalk fence according to Embodiment 4 of the present invention will be described. Although not shown in the figure, two sets of disaster rescue tool storage cases are provided adjacent to each other between a number of columns, and the distance between the disaster rescue tool storage cases is set at an interval at which a pipe is installed. ing. On the other hand, the distance between each of these disaster rescue tool storage cases and the column adjacent to each of these disaster rescue tool storage cases is set to a small distance at which a pipe having the same length as the stretcher cloth support rod can be installed. ing. And it has the structure by which two stretcher cloth support pipes are detachably constructed between these small intervals.

  The difference between the sidewalk fence according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention and the sidewalk fence according to the third embodiment is that a normal pipe is installed between adjacent disaster rescue tool storage cases, and these disaster rescue tools Two stretcher cloth support pipes are detachably installed at small intervals between the storage cases and the columns adjacent to the disaster rescue tool storage cases. And since the structure of other than that is equivalent to the sidewalk fence which concerns on the said Embodiment 3, the effect equivalent to the sidewalk fence which concerns on the said Embodiment 1 can be acquired.

  A sidewalk fence according to Embodiment 5 of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 9 is a front view of the sidewalk fence. The fifth embodiment is different from the first to fourth embodiments in that the disaster rescue tool storage case is attached to the existing sidewalk fence. The differences will be described.

That is, the pipe 4 of the plurality of the respective between the number of struts 2 between erected on the road R in the existing sidewalk fence 1 at intervals L ₁ (in this example a three), the rescue aid A disaster rescue tool storage case 3 'having a rectangular cross-sectional shape is housed, containing a disaster rescue tool comprising a stretcher cloth using the pipe 4 removed from between the columns 2 as a stretcher cloth support rod. . The disaster rescue tool storage case 3 'is fixed to the three pipes 4 by U bolts and hexagon nuts (not shown). The pipe 4 serving as a stretcher cloth support rod can be easily removed using a monkey wrench of the rescue aids stored in the disaster rescue tool storage case 3 '. In the fifth embodiment, the pipe 4 serving as the stretcher cloth supporting rod is connected to the pipe connection bracket 2a by the bolt 6 and the hexagon nut 8, but the disaster rescue tool storage case 3 'is attached to the pipe 4. In doing so, if the hex nut 8 is replaced with a wing nut, the pipe 4 serving as the stretcher support rod can be easily removed without using a tool, as in the above embodiment.

  According to the sidewalk fence 1 according to the fifth embodiment, an effect equivalent to that of the sidewalk fence according to the above embodiment can be obtained. That is, when a disaster or a major accident occurs, the disaster rescue tool can be taken out from the disaster rescue tool storage case 3 'attached to the pipe 4 of the sidewalk fence 1 provided on the road R in the vicinity of the residential area. The stretcher can be assembled by using the stretcher cloth taken out from the disaster rescue tool storage case 3 'and the pipe 4 removed from between the columns 2 as the stretcher cloth support rod. In addition, many sidewalk fences 1 are installed on the road R, and a large number of disaster rescue tool storage cases 3 'can be arranged, so that many injured persons can be transported quickly and disaster relief is possible. Since the tool storage case 3 ′ is like a part of the sidewalk fence 1, it does not give a sense of incongruity to the residents in the residential area.

  By the way, in the sidewalk fence which concerns on the above Embodiment 1 thru | or 5, the disaster rescue tool which consists of rescue aids, such as a bar, a jack, a large clipper, and a monkey wrench, and a stretcher cloth is provided in the disaster rescue tool storage case. The case where it is stored has been described. However, it is only necessary to obtain a rescue aid such as a bar, jack, large clipper, and adjustable wrench and a stretcher cloth in the vicinity. For example, a rescue aid storage case for storing a rescue aid and a stretcher cloth is accommodated. The stretcher cloth storage case to be adjacent can be provided.

  Moreover, in the sidewalk fence which concerns on the above Embodiment 1 thru | or 5, when a disaster relief tool storage case cross-sectional shape is formed in a rectangular shape, and the case where a cross-sectional shape is formed in a bowl shape The two forms have been described. However, since the disaster rescue tool only needs to be stored in the disaster rescue tool storage case, the shape is not limited to the cross-sectional shape. Furthermore, since all of the sidewalk fences according to the first to fourth embodiments described above are only specific examples, design changes and the like can be freely made without departing from the technical idea of the present invention.

1 is a front view of a sidewalk fence according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a plan view of a disaster rescue tool storage case as viewed from the direction of arrow A in FIG. 1. It is the B section enlarged view of Drawing 1, and is a front view of a pipe to a support and a stretcher cloth support pipe connection part. It is CC sectional view taken on the line of FIG. 3, Comprising: It is a top view of the pipe to a support | pillar, and a stretcher cloth support pipe connection part. It is the DD sectional view taken on the line of FIG. It is E arrow line view of FIG. 1, Comprising: It is the attachment state explanatory drawing of a latch. It is F arrow directional view of FIG. 1, Comprising: It is the attachment state explanatory drawing of a hinge. It is a top view of the disaster rescue tool storage case of a sidewalk fence concerning Embodiment 2 of this invention. It is a front view of a sidewalk fence according to Embodiment 5 of the present invention.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Sidewalk fence 2 ... Post, 2a ... Pipe connection bracket 3 ... Disaster rescue tool storage case, 3 '... Disaster rescue tool storage case, 3a ... Pipe connection bracket, 31 ... Case body, 32 ... Opening / closing lid, 33 ... Hinge, 34 ... latch 4 ... pipe 5 ... stretcher cloth support path 7 ... butterfly nut 8 ... hexagonal nut L 1 _... distance L 2 _... subinterval R ... road

Claims (5)

  A disaster rescue tool storage case that is installed between these pillars at appropriate intervals on the road and stores rescue aids such as rescue aids and stretcher cloths that are installed between these pillars to help the injured. And a plurality of pipes are erected between the columns and between the column and the disaster rescue tool storage case, and the disaster rescue tool storage case and a column adjacent to the disaster rescue tool storage case, Is set to a small interval at which a pipe having the same length as the stretcher cloth support rod can be installed, and the number of stretcher cloth support pipes corresponding to the number of the stretcher cloths installed between the small intervals. A sidewalk fence characterized by making the detachable.   A disaster rescue tool storage case that is installed between these pillars at appropriate intervals on the road and stores rescue aids such as rescue aids and stretcher cloths that are installed between these pillars to help the injured. And a plurality of pipes are erected between the columns and between the columns and the disaster rescue tool storage case, the disaster rescue tool storage cases are adjacent to each other, and the disaster rescue tool storage cases, and The distance between one disaster rescue tool storage case and the column adjacent to this disaster rescue tool storage case is set to a small distance at which a pipe having the same length as the stretcher cloth support rod can be installed. A sidewalk fence characterized in that a number of stretcher cloth supporting pipes corresponding to the number of the stretcher cloths installed between them are detachable.   A disaster rescue tool storage case that is installed between these pillars at appropriate intervals on the road and stores rescue aids such as rescue aids and stretcher cloths that are installed between these pillars to help the injured. And a plurality of pipes are erected between the columns and between the columns and the disaster rescue tool storage case, the disaster rescue tool storage cases are adjacent to each other, and each of these disaster rescue tool storage cases, The space between the columns adjacent to each of these disaster rescue tool storage cases is set to a small space where a pipe having the same length as the stretcher cloth support bar can be constructed, and the space is constructed between these small spaces, A sidewalk fence characterized in that the number of stretcher cloth supporting pipes corresponding to the number of stretcher cloths is detachable.   The disaster rescue tool storage case is identified and displayed so that it can be visually recognized that the disaster rescue tool is stored, and is also identified and displayed on each of the stretcher cloth support pipes so that it can be visually confirmed. The sidewalk fence according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the sidewalk fence is characterized. In a sidewalk fence in which a plurality of pillars erected on the road at appropriate intervals and a plurality of pipes are erected between each of the pillars, a plurality of pillars are constructed between the appropriate pillars. This pipe is also used as a stretcher cloth support rod for constituting the stretcher, and the plurality of pipes also used as the stretcher cloth support bar are assembled together with the rescue aid and the plurality of pipes used as the stretcher cloth support bar. sidewalk fence, characterized in that the disaster rescue tool comprising a stretcher fabric for constituting the stretcher, disaster rescue tool storage case accommodating the annexed by U-bolts and hex nuts or,, U bolts and wing nuts Te .

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